Soccer coach woos players from distant lands by emphasizing the close, family-like atmosphere here
By Leah Sedelle Chapman | Published September 27, 2011
Soccer coach woos players from distant lands by emphasizing the close, family-like atmosphere here
By Mathew Drosopoulos | Published December 08, 2010
The John ‘Doc’ Kammer Award is presented for the first time to a senior student; 3 other seniors earn the prestigious Al Schramm Award.
By Jack Metz | Published October 06, 2010
It doesn’t matter if you’re black or white… the only color that really matters is green.” That quote sums up the world’s greed for money, and also supplies some humor as it comes from one of America’s favorite shows, Family Guy. The greed for money can also tie into the debate surrounding the Division I [...]
By Jack Metz | Published September 21, 2010
It has been one of the most debated issues in sports to date. The issue over the rules of the National Football League overtime compared to the NCAA Football overtime rules. Everyone seems to have their own opinion on it, but the people with votes that count cannot seem to come up with a valid [...]
By Michael Lawrence | Published April 14, 2010
Dan Neeble is professor at Loras College in the engineering and computer technology departments, but lately he has been getting his body ready for the rigors of Ragbrai for the summer.
By Michael Lawrence | Published March 10, 2010
Snowboarders young and old hit the slopes. Meet two very unique boarders, one who’s starting young and the other who’s staying active in the sport.
By Michael Lawrence | Published February 24, 2010
There is a place in downtown Dubuque where can people can try and escape the dog days of winter with their canine companions. Fido Fitness is the first indoor gym facility for both pets and people in the state of Iowa. Mary and Mark Erschen have been offering Fido Fitness since 2008 but they were [...]
By Michael Lawrence | Published February 12, 2010
Being in the same class room with your parents can seem embarrassing if not downright weird, especially if it is a class where fighting is encouraged. However, members at the Dubuque YMCA are taking a karate class that involves both parents and children. Instructor Kyle Cox, father of six, first started teaching his own children [...]
By Lorian Staff | Published December 03, 2009
Student manager goes above and beyond to help his teams.
By Emily Allen | Published November 13, 2009
UW-Platteville Head Men’s and Women’s soccer coach suffered a heart attack before the season, now another coach stepped up and is filling his shoes.
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